On Tuesday, February 12, 2002, at 01:59 AM, Kimbro Staken wrote:
Thanks for looking into this, this seems to be a pretty common problem now.

Tom, are you going to have time to tackle this? If not a pointer in the preferred direction would be good and I can work on a fix.

I sent this email yesterday:

On UNIX if you unlink a file, it will continue to be available until all descriptors are closed... On Windows, I think deletion is forbidden if any process has a descriptor open, which is probably why it isn't happening on UNIX from what I can tell. I'll make the modification today.

I've already got a fix for it, but won't be able to do a checkin until thursday. The 'actual' fix is to add raf.close to the create method in Paged.java, because the Filer interface doesn't require that the create method leave the file open after creation.

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